Cooper is one of the more well-known prospects in this 2030 local class and he’ll head to Gonzaga to join a very impressive group of freshmen to go along with a youthful roster. It’ll remain to be seen as to whether Cooper can carve out an involved role within the rotation from day one considering the amount of talent in the backcourt for head coach Keith Urgo, but there’s no doubt he’ll improve his skill set over the next year in practice battles alone. Nevertheless, Coopers is a smooth operating southpaw who can get to the rim while navigating through traffic. He’s a crafty finisher once he gets there, but if he has to settle from the mid-range or three, the 6-foot-1 lead guard has shown he’s capable of knocking them down in bunches.